Leucocyte typing IV : white cell differentiation antigens
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Leucocyte typing IV : white cell differentiation antigens
Oxford University Press, 1989
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Leucocyte typing 4
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注記
"Fourth International Workshop and Conference on Human Leucocyte Differentiation Antigens, Vienna, 21-25 February 1989"--P. facing t.p
Chart 'Leucocyte typing' inserted
Includes bibliographies and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The Fourth International Workshop on Human Leucocyte Differentiation Antigens gathered together 525 laboratories which jointly evaluated and/or submitted about 1100 different monoclonal antibodies to human leucocyte surface molecules. The results of these collaborative experiments were reported at the meeting, compared and summarized to produce a careful description of 89 human leucocyte antigens, 35 of them fully characterized for the first time. This book, which contains the first complete account of these experiments aims to become the standard reference work in the field. It will prove valuable to immunologists, cell biologists, molecular biologists, haematologists and pathologists. Antigens specific for certain leucocyte lineages, leucocyte subsets, or differentiation stages, or shared by all leucocytes, are featured. Details are given of their distribution, molecular structure and function. Much attention is given to the functional role of these surface structures in cellular interaction processes and to deviations of their expression in pathological processes. In contrast to previous workshops and conferences two clear tendencies emerged.
The functional importance of broadly distributed, non-lineage restricted, surface molecules of human leucocytes is beginning to be widely appreciated, and the molecular cloning and dequencing of genes coding for surface molecules with the help of monoclonal antibodies and newly developed expression vector systems, now play a major role in the development of this field. This workshop continues the collaboration established by A.Bernard and L.Boumsell, who organized the first workshop in 1980, bringing order and a standardized nomenclature to the field which exploded once it was appreciated how powerful monoclonal antibodies are as tools for investigating the anatomy of cell surfaces.
目次
- What next?, C.Milstein
- statistical analysis, W.Gilks et al. Part 1 B-cells: B-cell section report, B.Dorken et al
- cluster reports and B-cell papers. Part 2 T-cells: T-cell section report, P.Rieber et al
- cluster reports and T-cell papers. Part 3 Activation antigens: Activation antigens section report, H.Stein and R.Schwarting
- cluster reports and activation papers. Part 4 NK-and non-lineage antigens: NK- and non-lineage antigens section report, R.E.Schmidt et al
- cluster reports and NK- and non-lineage papers. Part 5 Myeloid cells: Myeloid cells section report, W.Knapp et al
- cluster reports and myeloid papers. Part 6 Platelets: Platelets section report, AEG Kr von dem Borne et al
- cluster reports and platelet papers. Part 7 Plenary papers.
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